The words "six," "kings," "slam," and "dove" are English except "dove" which can be either an English word meaning "a type of bird" or the Italian word meaning "where." The word "vederlo" is Italian, meaning "to see him" or "to see it." It is the infinitive verb "vedere" (to see) combined with the pronoun "lo" (him/it) [vederlo](javascript:void(0)) in Italian. Specifically,

• "six" means the number 6 in English.
• "kings" is the plural of "king" in English.
• "slam" can refer to a forceful impact or, in sports, a type of tournament, such as in tennis.
• "dove" in English is a bird, but in Italian, it means "where."
• "vederlo" [vederlo](javascript:void(0)) in Italian means "to see him" or "to see it," often used to express perceiving something or someone visually.

For example, "dove vederlo" in Italian means "where to see him/it," a phrase often used for asking where to watch something, such as a sports event or show.